US President Donald Trump reported more than $1.4 billion in income from his family's cryptocurrency ventures in 2025, according to his latest mandatory financial disclosure.
The figure, detailed in a 927-page filing, highlights the rapid expansion of the Trump family's digital-asset business and its dominance over his traditional revenue streams.
The disclosure reveals that crypto-related activities now constitute the bulk of the president's personal earnings, marking a significant shift from previous years.
The filing provides a rare glimpse into the financial mechanics of the Trump Organization's pivot toward digital assets, a sector that has seen heightened regulatory scrutiny and market volatility.
This development adds to the growing intersection of US politics and the cryptocurrency industry.
With the president's personal finances increasingly tied to digital assets, investors and regulators are likely to scrutinize potential conflicts of interest and policy decisions affecting the crypto market.